If you would like a tip we spinkle used coffee grounds in when we plant, just enough to cover the bottom of hole this works excellent for 3 different kinds of worms that eat plant roots and some small Beatles. It works best in alkaline soil, use less if you have acidic based soil. Anyway save your used coffee grounds in the winter and try it in with your tomato plants will look and taste good.
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If you would like a tip we spinkle used coffee grounds in when we plant, just enough to cover the bottom of hole this works excellent for 3 different kinds of worms that eat plant roots and some small Beatles. It works best in alkaline soil, use less if you have acidic based soil. Anyway save your used coffee grounds in the winter and try it in with your tomato plants will look and taste good.
Great tip, thank you @hawgwild ;)
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@steem-plus Thank you, keep up the great work ;)
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